Inside the OnePassApps Support Desk: 23 Areas, 2,000-Character Bug Reports, and a Hidden App Catalogue
I work on OnePassApps, so this is our own product, and everything below is a measurement of the live site at app.onepassapps.com/support, taken on 4 November 2026 - signed out, in one browser, on one build. Most support pages are a textarea and a Send button. Ours is a small workflow: three tabs, four fields, two dropdowns, a character counter, and a "what we store" note that tells you what…
The OnePassApps support desk is an interesting place to explore. On the homepage, the phrase "Let's sort it out" welcomes users to submit new requests, view their recent requests, and report bugs. The request form consists of a three-tab interface with four fields and two dropdowns, including a character counter with a limit of 5,000 characters.
The "App or area" dropdown, which is often overlooked, is the key to discovering the hidden app catalogue. It lists 23 areas - more than the nine apps shown on the home page. Among the 23 areas are lesser-known apps such as QR Code Maker, Chart Maker, and Invoice Maker. These apps are not easily found on the main menu or the sitemap, making the support desk an unexpected source of information.
The "My requests" tab displays the user's submitted requests, while the "Report a bug" form is a smaller version of the request form. The support desk stores user messages and contact emails, and replies to requests appear under "My requests". The desk is a comprehensive resource for users to report issues, suggest improvements, and seek help with OnePassApps.
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